The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-23
ST. RLtnrIN PARIsH.
Pr0ueedinEs Of the Democratic Mass
Meeting Election Of MeEnery Dele

Proceedings Of the Democratic Mass
HEeofiRg-Rlesti0n Of AIeEaery Dele
ERtes.
FIgEaLBN's Hall, BreEuI Bridge, Dec. A.
Pursuant too cell OF the Democratic Parrish
Executive CuEuJnittb0 Of the parish Of 6t.3 Isr-
tan, dalg paGliBied in tine two journals Of
/. this parrish, Eag Democrats ia mass meeting
assembled, met this day for the purpose of
GlEGtjuE SIX delegates to represent The pgrisL
OF ST. Martin ia the State Democratic COR
yensi0n 60 he held at BaSCn Huugu on the
/ 9th OF January. A. D., 1888. for The nom
nation Of candidates for Governor and other
Stats officers, aud 70 Te9rgsniBe the Parish
Executive Committee, and appoint o dele
Esbefrum this parrish TO the State Central
Executive Committee.
At II O'Clock II. sharp, jules s. BruuB-
sara, pDGsIdent OF tae Parish Executive Com
I8lttee, called the meeting 10 order, and on
BIGlzges ton matt, IL having been unanimously
resolved that tine hal was too SNAIL IN con-
tain the people Ia attendance, the president
announced that the meeting alId proceedings
would be held outside III She open atT in front
CT tRe hal. lhersupgn AL those present
nav ing there assembled IN mass meeting, on
motlen o. a. Y E0uEnet, duly seconded,
HobeTi Martin, lSsg., was Unanimously
chosen and elected president OF the aEseIIl-
On motian, Only seconded, il was mani
meQsly resolved fhRt for the plrpGBe Of
tRcl QGaiing the voting, and Ia order to more
easily and correctly ascertain the number CT
votes cast Tor each respective eHmtlidaBe,
ali persons tRVprlnp this Beleett8n and MgEal-
nation Of "A Nichols aelega tiBnHtR2d in Eanks
30 the 4stt, nldh those tRYOrLnE sle selection
and nomination Of 2 AickDeFy. delegation
staltd likewise 10 tho right, which WAS accord
iuEly done.
%bcre1pon d r. u. .BIartsn and 7. L.
BT0uRsard, tbs chosen teil6FE proceeded in
s2ilt onger 30 te5e each individual vote cast
Tor zach Of 6aId dalegatIgaB Or candidate,
and AFTER having duly compiled SAID vote,
5aatie The following report OF the total mum
Der 81 votes cast, 70 vat: Fora Nichols dele
getlops B 10 i, Tor 2 AeEaery delegation, 1923,
Which sad report was da5y announced y the
assembly 9y the president.
Tn sDlotsOA Of lyprleA Gu3dry. duly sec
ondeq, the following pargDAB were unani-
Eaeusly chosen and appointed IS delegates
10 the STATE Nominating Convention, Ia 81
held ct Baton Rouge Oh jim. 10, 1855, viz:
Arcade PRtip, Albert 4. DomeREea4lx, n.
Ale}de Ilpre, Leonard 6EYoie7 q, T.. BrgRe-
BRros and Cherries l4RtitEUnsk with iuEiIUC-
ions to vote asa unit for iSam'lsD. McEpery
as our choice Tor candidate Es Governor at
the coming elections.
On ,moi5on Of A; 7. Foprnet, duly sec
ouaied, Il ig resolved that the Heleetiuno of the
atoEena5lieu dslegntGs he and are hereby
made uuHDlm8uR.
On motiou CIT. /, BEonasard, duly seo-.
9ndtdr II WAS resolved that tie Glowing
nhInaa persons arc unanimously chasen to
egln2ose The Parish Democratic Executive
FlTst ESgd-R. Martin, *. X. Fleming,
Felix BerHIl, @. al. Olivier, srl0s GSrebE
Second Ward - Ghas. Gattek1iIlBt s.
auithl ChHs. hatterbeuse, Cllas. Larson,
John GraWBon-
1hiEd Mard-~Augast BArEas. Arcade eau
Eais5, l. sealhel aaaa CorRaler, MaFtin
,Fogrfh Warti-,Julsa s. Broussar5, Gabriel
gastiil9, Leonard sAYoie, Joseph a. HaTin.
FIffb Igard-.A "A. .T,1ure Il m Av,,,slI.